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BBC World Service Shortwave Radio Frequencies List
http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/sc...es/index.shtml BBC-WS World-Wide Shortwave Radio Frequencies : |
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On Feb 16, 5:30*am, RHF wrote:
BBC World Service Shortwave Radio Frequencies List http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/sc...es/index.shtml BBC-WS World-Wide Shortwave Radio Frequencies : *. Europe & Africa * Western Russia * West & Central Africa * East Africa * South Africa *. South Asia * South Asia *. Asia Pacific * East Asia * South East Asia *. Middle East * Middle East & Gulf * Afghanistan & Iran *. OOPS : No North & South America Listings *. More BBC-WS in "English" Frequencies and Times can be found at : Short-Wave .Infohttp://www.short-wave.info/ *. ~ RHF *. *. BBC-WS obviously doesn't view us as 'worthy' listeners . Sadly enough ... |
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On Feb 16, 7:45*pm, wrote:
On Feb 16, 5:30*am, RHF wrote: BBC World Service Shortwave Radio Frequencies List http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/sc...es/index.shtml BBC-WS World-Wide Shortwave Radio Frequencies : *. Europe & Africa * Western Russia * West & Central Africa * East Africa * South Africa *. South Asia * South Asia *. Asia Pacific * East Asia * South East Asia *. Middle East * Middle East & Gulf * Afghanistan & Iran *. OOPS : No North & South America Listings *. More BBC-WS in "English" Frequencies and Times can be found at : Short-Wave .Infohttp://www.short-wave.info/ *. ~ RHF *. *. BBC-WS obviously doesn't view us as 'worthy' listeners . Sadly enough ... Does not bother me. The fewer loud signals from doorstep transmitters I have clogging up my airwaves, the better to hear the faint DX. BBC is available from so many outlets now that I can forego them broadcasting at my house from Sackville or Greenville or some such place :-) |
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On 02/16/2011 11:34 PM, Hils wrote:
bpnjensen wrote: On Feb 16, 7:45 pm, wrote: BBC-WS obviously doesn't view us as 'worthy' listeners . Sadly enough ... Does not bother me. The fewer loud signals from doorstep transmitters I have clogging up my airwaves, the better to hear the faint DX. BBC is available from so many outlets now that I can forego them broadcasting at my house from Sackville or Greenville or some such place :-) "The axing of five foreign language services and wholesale retreat from shortwave radio – including the end of broadcasts to India, Russia and China – will lead to the loss of more than 30 million listeners, a sixth of the World Service's global audience of 180 million, the BBC estimates. The five language services being shut down – Portuguese for Africa, Caribbean English, Macedonian, Serbian and Albanian – have a combined audience of 3.4 million." http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2011...-cuts-response (The UK Foreign Office has cut World Service funding by 16%.) Caribbean English WTF? Good riddance! I can't feature Jamaicans listening to scratchy shortwave broadcasts so some snooty Englishman can talk down to them in Pidgin English. |
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On Feb 17, 5:14*am, dave wrote:
On 02/16/2011 07:45 PM, wrote: BBC-WS obviously doesn't view us as 'worthy' listeners . Sadly enough ... HF Broadcast is dead. I get 2 BBCWS audio streams at the touch of a button on a WiFi radio about the same footprint of an ICF-SW12. The only people who listen to HFBC in Region 2 are end-timers, survivalists and other antisocial types. Of which I am included in the last :-) |
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On Feb 17, 8:14*am, dave wrote:
On 02/16/2011 07:45 PM, wrote: BBC-WS obviously doesn't view us as 'worthy' listeners . Sadly enough ... HF Broadcast is dead. I get 2 BBCWS audio streams at the touch of a button on a WiFi radio about the same footprint of an ICF-SW12. The only people who listen to HFBC in Region 2 are end-timers, survivalists and other antisocial types. This is an extremely derogatory statement ! |
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On Feb 17, 8:23*am, dave wrote:
On 02/16/2011 11:34 PM, Hils wrote: bpnjensen wrote: On Feb 16, 7:45 pm, wrote: BBC-WS obviously doesn't view us as 'worthy' listeners . Sadly enough ... Does not bother me. The fewer loud signals from doorstep transmitters I have clogging up my airwaves, the better to hear the faint DX. BBC is available from so many outlets now that I can forego them broadcasting at my house from Sackville or Greenville or some such place :-) "The axing of five foreign language services and wholesale retreat from shortwave radio – including the end of broadcasts to India, Russia and China – will lead to the loss of more than 30 million listeners, a sixth of the World Service's global audience of 180 million, the BBC estimates. The five language services being shut down – Portuguese for Africa, Caribbean English, Macedonian, Serbian and Albanian – have a combined audience of 3.4 million." http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2011...ervice-cuts-re... (The UK Foreign Office has cut World Service funding by 16%.) Caribbean English WTF? Good riddance! I can't feature Jamaicans listening to scratchy shortwave broadcasts so some snooty Englishman can talk down to them in Pidgin English.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Each area of the Carribean has developed it's own dialect of English . None of them are classified as pidgin,absolutely not . And BBC-WS always had a strong presence on AM and FM locally until recently, not exactly sure what is happening at the present time . |
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On Feb 17, 1:47*pm, dxAce wrote:
wrote: On Feb 17, 8:14 am, dave wrote: On 02/16/2011 07:45 PM, wrote: BBC-WS obviously doesn't view us as 'worthy' listeners . Sadly enough ... HF Broadcast is dead. I get 2 BBCWS audio streams at the touch of a button on a WiFi radio about the same footprint of an ICF-SW12. The only people who listen to HFBC in Region 2 are end-timers, survivalists and other antisocial types. This is an extremely derogatory statement ! Rickmers is known to have *issues*. That is VERY obvious . |
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